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The Government has said ZANU PF pays the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Services (ZBC) for all rallies that are broadcast LIVE on ZBCtv.
Ndavaningi Mangwana, the permanent secretary for the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services said the opposition CCC party should pay ZBC for live coverage of its rallies.
He made the remarks while responding o a statement issued by CCC on Tuesday, 25 July alleging State media bias in covering political events. Said Mangwana:
<blockquote>
ZANU PF pays for all the rallies that are aired live on television.
Govt itself pays for the National Heroes Galas that also benefit from live broadcasts.
We call upon everyone to support our National institutions in their commercial efforts to avoid turning into fiscal burdens to the taxpayer.
</blockquote>
Mangwana repeated the claim on Wednesday as he responded to journalist Mduduzi Mathuthu who had queried why ZBC refuses to broadcast CCC rallies. Said Mangwana:
<blockquote>
If they pay for live broadcasts, the broadcaster will oblige the request. It’s a commercial arrangement.
</blockquote>
Mathuthu responded by saying that in neighbouring South Africa, SABC does not charge the ruling ANC party, or opposition parties such as EFF and DA to show their live rallies. He said:
<blockquote>
That’s where the “public broadcaster” comes in. SABC does not charge EFF, DA or ANC to show their live rallies. You will remember that ZBC forces us to pay the licence fee, and in turn, the public – in their varied interests – expect the ZBC to be fair and balanced, which they are not.
</blockquote>
On Saturday, 24 June, CCC leader Nelson Chamisa’s rally in South Africa was broadcast live on SABC’s news channel, SABC News.
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ZANU PF Pays ZBC For Live Coverage Of Rallies, Says Mangwana

The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) has said it is complying with the national constitution and the Electoral Act by availing airtime to all political parties ahead of the upcoming general elections.
ZBC Director Radio Services, Robson Mhandu, on Tuesday, said ZBC is offering free and paid-for airtime to presidential and national assembly candidates.
Mhandu made the remarks at a National Media Indaba on the 2023 general elections in Mutare where he was representing ZBC chief executive officer, Adelaide Chikunguru. <a href="https://zbcnews.co.zw/2023/07/11/national-broadcaster-avails-airtime-to-all-political-players/">He said</a>:
<blockquote>
We have put in place a quality assurance committee that will be looking at all our products.
The committee is comprised of experts from the company and other professionals.
With regard to the issue of airtime, our motivation is to give equal airtime to all the approved candidates through due process.
We have the issue of equitable airtime for National Assembly members. We may not be able to give everyone individual airtime, but our strategy has been through discussion programmes.
Those who are able to attend will have the pleasure of having the ZBC accorded airtime but if they don’t come, it’s bad news.
We have tried to persuade you by advertising that we have your airtime at your disposal, please come to the discussion programmes on the radio in the language which you prefer.
We also have products like poems, jingles and songs so that we give coverage to everyone, leaving no one and no place behind. Our programming schedules have been availed to the authorities.
There is the issue of paying for airtime at reduced rates, not for profit and we abide by that.
We have also planned and put in place recording centres for the convenience of political parties.
We have recording facilities at Pockets Hill, Mbare Broadcasting Centre, Central Radio in Gweru, and Montrose in Bulawayo.
We also have bureau centres in all the provincial capitals for political players to choose the most convenient places.
</blockquote>
Zimpapers Editorial Executive, William Chikoto said they had been planning for the elections and are giving free airtime and discounted rates of up to 70 percent “to all political actors.”
In June 2019, High Court judge Justice Joseph Mafusire ruled that ZBC and Zimpapers acted unconstitutionally during Zimbabwe’s 2018 Elections as they failed to provide a fair opportunity for the presentation of divergent views and dissenting opinions.
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We Have Availed Airtime To All Political Players - ZBC

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) legislators expressed concerns about the biased coverage of State-controlled media, particularly the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC), during general elections.
During a meeting to discuss the Electoral Amendment Bill, the CCC MPs suggested that the bill should further bind State media to be impartial in the pre-and post-election periods. However, Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi argued that ZBC should not be constrained by laws and should be allowed to operate freely, like any other media house. He claimed that the issue of ZBC being singled out for impartial coverage had fallen away due to the advent of technology and the presence of several media houses. He said:
<blockquote>
I also agree that the issue of ZBC being singled out to be impartial, we now have several media houses. I think that has fallen away because of technology and the times that we are in, it is not necessary to single out the State media during elections.
There are several media houses and because of the advent of technology, there is no prejudice whatsoever. ZBC should be allowed to behave like any other media house according to their way of working. They should not be constrained to the rules set up by ZEC.
</blockquote>
Charlton Hwende responded to Ziyambi saying ZBC is funded by taxpayers’ money and should, therefore, provide fair coverage to all political parties. He said:
<blockquote>
On journalists, we are happy that you are also agreeing but the issue of ZBC, I do not understand your logic because the reason why ZBC is being singled out is because it is funded by taxpayers’ money.
The reason why it is funded by taxpayers’ money is precisely for them to cover all political parties, kwete zvenyu zvamunoita zvekuti (not what you are saying that) ZBC is only covering ZANU PF. They are not covering all other political parties and so forth.
</blockquote>
According to the Electoral Act, ZBC and other public broadcasters and state-controlled media houses are required to provide equal coverage to participating political parties. However, State media has been accused of failing to comply with the Electoral Act during past elections.
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